In the afternoon Practice session, David Munoz had a clear advantage over the field, but Scott Ogden continued his impressive day.

David Munoz and the Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP squad led the way in the final Practice session of the day, and they had an advantage of 0.360 seconds over the rest of the field.

The top Honda rider at the end of the opening day was David Almansa in second place on the Leopard Racing machine.

Scott Ogden continued his positive opening day at the Sachsenring, as the British rider topped Free Practice One and was third in Practice.

Moto3 rookie, Maximo Quiles, ended his day in fourth place on the timesheets for the CFMoto Aspar Team.

Completing the top five was the Red Bull KTM Tech3 rider of Jacob Roulstone. The Australian rider was 0.497 seconds behind Munoz at the end of the session.

Taiyo Furusato was the second Honda rider inside the top ten as he finished in sixth place on the Honda Team Asia machine.

Alvaro Carpe managed to get his way back inside the top ten after a disappointing morning as he finished in seventh place.

After a positive morning, Joel Kelso slid down the order in the afternoon from third place to eighth on the timesheets.

Ryusei Yamanaka had a better afternoon session after missing out on the top ten in the morning, as he ended up in ninth.

Completing the top ten was the Moto3 World Championship leader, Jose Antonio Rueda, the Spaniard ended his day in tenth after starting in second.

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